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IAS 8, Dec 2018 Fill Co

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  • May 24, 2021 at 7:50 pm #621666
    poonamvimal
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    This is question 3 part a. I need help in understanding part ii as to why IAS 8 is applied here.

    Fill is a coal mining company and sells its coal on the spot and futures markets. On the spot market, the commodity
    is traded for immediate delivery and, on the forward market, the commodity is traded for future delivery. The
    inventory is divided into different grades of coal. One of the categories included in inventories at 30 November
    20X6 is coal with a low carbon content which is of a low quality. Fill will not process this low quality coal until
    all of the other coal has been extracted from the mine, which is likely to be in three years’ time. Based on market
    information, Fill has calculated that the three-year forecast price of coal will be 20% lower than the current spot
    price.
    The directors of Fill would like advice on two matters:

    (ii) how to calculate the net realisable value of the coal inventory, including the low quality coal

    Suggested Answer:

    Future changes in the forecast market price or the processing and sale of the low
    carbon coal may result in adjustments to the NRV. As these adjustments are changes in estimates, IAS 8 Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting Estimates and Errors will apply with the result that such gains and losses will be recognised in the statement of profit or loss in the period in which they arise.
    Kindly explain why IAS 8 will apply here.
    Thanks in Advance!!

    May 25, 2021 at 10:01 am #621727
    Stephen Widberg
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    Please repost with thread header reflecting the topic (not the question name) and express the question in your own words.

    Thanks

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